Dallas Demographics Report

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By Peter Bratt

KEY FINDINGS

As documented by the 2010 Census, Dallas has experienced significant changes in its ethnic and racial

composition over the past two decades, with many neighborhoods undergoing sweeping demographic changes.

Since the 1990 Census, Dallas’s population increased by 19%, rising from 1,006,555 residents to 1,197,816 by

2010 (see Table 1). At the same time, the city’s White population has declined by almost 30%. The Black

population of Dallas increased slightly from 290,879 in 1990 to 299,634 in 2010 (although it fell from its 2000

total of 304,641), and increasingly dispersed to different parts of the city. Between 1990 and 2010 the Hispanic

population of Dallas more than doubled, climbing from 210,235 in 1990 to 507,309 residents in 2010, and this

rapid growth led to the expansion of Hispanic population into many different city neighborhoods

(neighborhoods are identified in this report by zip code).

Table 1: Changes in Dallas’s Population, 1990-2010

1990-2010 Change

1990 Total 1990% 2000 Total 2000% 2010 Total 2010% Total Percent

Hispanic or Latino 210,235 20.9% 422,098 35.6% 507,309 42.4% 297,074 141.3%

Non-Hispanic White 479,668 47.7% 410,244 34.6% 345,205 28.8% -134,463 -28.0%

Black 290,879 28.9% 304,641 25.7% 299,634 25.0% 8,755 3.0%

Asian 20,613 2.0% 31,951 2.7% 37,060 3.1% 16,447 79.8%

Multi-race and other 5,160 0.5% 18,345 1.5% 8,608 0.7% 3,448 66.8%

Total 1,006,555 1,187,279 1,197,816 191,261 19.0%

Population growth in Dallas over the past twenty years has largely occurred in the outlying sections of the city.

Almost 60% of Dallas’s population growth occurred in seven neighborhoods in the city between 1990 and

2010, while a number of gentrifying neighborhoods such as Downtown, Uptown, and Old East Dallas, provided

another 10% of the population growth.

Leading Dallas’s demographic transformation has been the explosion of the city’s Hispanic population. As

mentioned earlier in this report, Hispanics have moved throughout the city of Dallas, although concentrations of

still exist in core neighborhoods such as West Dallas, North and West Oak Cliff, and Bachmann.

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The second biggest change in Dallas’s ethnic and racial makeup has been the decline of the White (non-

Hispanic) population over the past twenty years. The White population fell from 479,668 residents in 1990 to

345,205 in 2010. Indeed, the 134,463 White residents who have left Dallas is a larger number than the entire

population of McKinney, Texas.

Dallas’s Black population increased from 290,879 in 1990 to 304,641 in 2000 before dropping to 299,634 in

2010. This overall 3% increase in Black population between 1990 and 2010 masks the dispersal of population

throughout Dallas. In 1990 46% of the city’s Black population lived in six core neighborhoods commonly

known as “South Dallas;” by 2010 only 36% did, as many residents moved to neighborhoods such as Lake

Highlands (North and South) and Mountain Creek (North and South).

Dallas’s Asian population remains spread through the city in the past twenty years, although it increased by

79.8% between 1990 and 2010. Some neighborhoods in Dallas are home to sizable numbers of Asians,

particularly in Renner East, but no neighborhood had an Asian population percentage larger than 14.8%.

Dallas’s broader racial and ethnic changes are the most visible in three key areas of the city. In the southeast

side neighborhoods of Buckner Terrance/Piedmont Scyene, Pleasant Grove, and Kleberg Rylie, the Hispanic

population grew from 22,271 in 1990 to 93,898 in 2010, which resulted in its share of the total population

jumping from 20.7% in 1990 to 61.6% twenty years later.

While the non-Hispanic White population declined by 28% across the city of Dallas, the decline is especially

apparent in the neighborhoods of North and South Lake Highlands, East White Rock, and Ferguson Road in

northeast Dallas. The White population share in northeast Dallas fell from 71% in 1990 to 35% by 2010 due to

a population loss more than 48,000 people during this period. At the same time, the Black population doubled

and the Hispanic population quadrupled.

Likewise, the core Black neighborhoods in South Dallas were not immune to demographic changes. The Black

percentage of the total population in the South Dallas East, South Dallas West, Cedar Crest, Wynnewood,

Executive Airport, and the Singing Hills neighborhoods was 74.4% in 2010, a drop from 87.4% twenty years

earlier. Between 1990 and 2010 the Hispanic population in these neighborhoods increased from 10,157 to

31,392 by 2010, while the Black population dropped from 134,012 in 1990 to 106,705 in 2010.

Several neighborhoods were completely transformed over the past two decades:

Kleberg Rylie (75253) had 1,237 Hispanics in 1990, while twenty years later there were 10,345,

resulting in a 47% increase in its population share of 11% in 1990 to 58% in 2010.

While Ferguson Road (75228) had 36,274 White residents in 1990, only 16,318 remained in 2010.

Between 1990 and 2010, Cedar Crest (75216) lost 15,670 African American residents, while North Lake

Highlands (75243) gained 12,082.

The maps that follow provide a snapshot of Dallas’s demographic breakdown as of 2010. Map 1 shows the zip

codes and corresponding neighborhoods in Dallas that are referred to in this report. Maps 2, 3, and 4 show the

2010 Census population data for the White, Hispanic, and Black population percentage by block, and provide a

detailed perspective on the city’s current racial mosaic.

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Map 1: City of Dallas Zip Codes

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Map 2: White Population, 2010

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Map 3: Hispanic Population, 2010

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Map 4: Black Population, 2010

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The Growth of Hispanic Dallas

Since 1990, the Hispanic population of Dallas grew by 297,074 residents, a 141.3% increase. As shown in

Graph 1, Hispanics went from being 21% of the city’s population in 1990 to 42% in 2010. A larger portion of

this population gain occurred between 1990 and 2000 (211,863) than between 2000 and 2010 (85,211).

In 1990 Dallas was largely understood as a city divided between Whites and Blacks, although the Hispanic

population of the city had grown significantly since 1960. However, twenty years later both the White and

Black populations have largely been eclipsed by Hispanic population growth, with a declining Black minority,

an even faster falling White population, and a rising Asian population.

Map 5: Change in Hispanic Percentage of Population, 1990-2010

Map 5 shows the growth in Dallas’s Hispanic population between 1990 and 2010 by zip code. Six of Dallas’s

48 zip codes saw at least a doubling of the 1990 Hispanic population, five of 48 saw a tripling, while 18 zip

codes’ Hispanic population quadrupled. Zip codes on the outskirts of Dallas, such as Mountain Creek North,

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Renner West, Kleberg Rylie, and Renner East saw an enormous increase in the Hispanic population (see

Appendix Table 2 for citywide data). The largest increases in the Hispanic population percentage largely

occurred in the southeast Dallas neighborhoods of Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene, Pleasant Grove, and

Kleberg Rylie, although sizable increases also occurred in the northwest Dallas neighborhoods of Farmers

Branch East, Bachmann, and Ferguson Road.

This massive Hispanic population growth occurred at the same time when core Hispanic neighborhoods such as

Deep Ellum, Old East Dallas, and Uptown saw their percentage share of the population decline. However, only

the Uptown, Baylor Munger, and M Streets neighborhoods witnessed a numerical decline in the Hispanic

population decline between 1990 and 2010.

Graph 1: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Makeup of Dallas, 1990-2010

A Transformed Southeast Dallas

The growth of Dallas’s Hispanic population over the past twenty years is most evident in the three southeast

neighborhoods of Pleasant Grove, Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene, and Kleberg Rylie.

As shown in Table 2, in 1990 the total population was 107,830 residents, 52,898 whom were White, a near

majority. Two decades later the total population increased to 152,546, although the White population was only

16,441, just over 10%. The growth of the Hispanic population from 22,271 in 1990 to 93,898 by 2010 resulted

in a similar increase in population share that jumped from 21% to 62% over the same time period. While the

Black population increased from 31,076 to 40,719 over these twenty years, their share of the total population

decline slightly from 29% to 27%.

28.9%

47.7%

20.9%

2.0%0.5%

1990

25.0%

28.8%

42.4%

3.1% 0.7%2010

African American

Non-Hispanic White

Hispanic or Latino

Asian

Multi-race and other

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Table 2: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Makeup of Southeast Dallas, 1990-2010

1990 2000 2010

Total Percent Total Percent Total Percent

Hispanic 22,271 20.7% 57,931 43.1% 93,898 61.6%

Non-Hispanic White 52,898 49.1% 30,795 22.9% 16,441 10.8%

Black 31,076 28.8% 42,977 32.0% 40,719 26.7%

Asian 1,001 0.9% 913 0.7% 725 0.5%

Other 584 0.5% 1,652 1.2% 763 0.5%

Total Population 107,830 134,268 152,546

A closer look at the three neighborhoods show how uniformed the Hispanic population growth was in Southeast

Dallas from 1990 to 2010. While Pleasant Grove (75217) had a slightly larger Hispanic population percentage

between 1990 and 2010 when compared to Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene (75227) and Kleberg Rylie

(75253), the increase in Hispanic population was almost equal in terms of population increase.

As Map 6 shows, in 1990 the Hispanic population was rather evenly spread through portions of Southeast

Dallas. Pockets of Hispanic population were concentrated near East Ledbetter Road (Route 12) and Pemberton

Hill Road, as well as along Forney Road in Buckner Terrace.

Map 6: Southeast Dallas, 1990

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1990

Zip Code Name Population Hispanic H% White W% Black B% Asian A% Other

75217 Pleasant Grove 57,759 13,669 23.7% 24,083 41.7% 19,407 33.6% 284 0.5% 316

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 39,254 7,365 18.8% 19,614 50.0% 11,364 28.9% 686 1.7% 225

75253 Kleberg Rylie 10,817 1,237 11.4% 9,201 85.1% 305 2.8% 31 0.3% 43

Total 107,830 22,271 20.7% 52,898 49.1% 31,076 28.8% 1,001 0.9% 584

By 2000, Hispanic population increased significantly along Forney Road, reaching 75% of the population in the

Buckner Terrace subdivision, as well as in Pleasant Grove west of Prairie Creek Road.


2000


75217 Pleasant Grove 68,732 32,622 47.5% 11,939 17.4% 23,125 33.6% 219 0.3% 827


75253 Kleberg Rylie 15,093 3,662 24.3% 9,845 65.2% 1,218 8.1% 44 0.3% 324

Total 134,268 57,931 43.1% 30,795 22.9% 42,977 32.0% 913 0.7% 1,652

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By 2010, Hispanics formed a large majority of the population in Southeast Dallas. Along Forney Road and

Bruton Road, the population share for Hispanics was well above 80%, as Map 8 shows. While the outmigration

of African Americans and White from Pleasant Grove remained significant from 1990 to 2010, the rapid overall

population growth of Southeast Dallas makes it apparent that a growing Hispanic community is rapidly taking

root in these neighborhoods, particularly in the new housing developments in the Kleberg Rylie neighborhood

that has experienced a significant number of new housing developments in the past decade.


2010


75217 Pleasant Grove 79,750 51,160 64.2% 6,095 7.6% 21,955 27.5% 178 0.2% 362


75253 Kleberg Rylie 17,767 10,345 58.2% 5,170 29.1% 2,038 11.5% 73 0.4% 141

Total 152,546 93,898 61.6% 16,441 10.8% 40,719 26.7% 725 0.5% 763

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A Snapshot of the Shrinking White Population of Dallas

Map 9: White Population Percentage Change, 1990 to 2010

As previously noted, the White population of Dallas declined precipitously over two decades, falling from

479,668 in 1990 to 345,205 in 2010. Interestingly, the White population loss of 69,424 between 1990 and 2000

was almost identical to the population loss in the following decade when 65,039 White residents left Dallas.

Map 9 shows that the White population decline occurred in 36 of 48 zip codes between 1990 and 2010, with 12

losing more than half of their population (see Appendix Table 3 for more detail). 12 neighborhoods experienced

an increase in White population, although four of these still experienced a decline in the White percentage share

of the total population. There appears to be little difference between the population losses in the 1990s versus

the 2000s, as only a few neighborhoods lost population in the first decade gained White residents in the second

decade. Indeed, of the 32 neighborhoods that lost White population in the 1990s, only Cedar Crest and Trinity

West gained people, with the former having an increase of less than 100 residents, while the later being

dominated by the Dawson County Prison, which saw an increase in population of all racial and ethnic groups. In

contrast, of the 17 neighborhoods that gained White population between 1990 and 2000, only seven experienced

population growth in the following decade.

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The departure of White residents from Dallas is especially apparent in the neighborhoods to the north and east

of White Rock Lake, as shown in Table 3 below. With a population loss of more than 40,000 between 1990 and

2010, the White percentage share of the total population fell from more than two-thirds to one-third. Much like

the White citywide population decline over the course of two decades, the White population in Northeast Dallas

also declined consistently, falling by 25% for each decade.

At the same time, the Black population increased by 20,463 between 1990 and 2000, and fell by 990 in the

following decade. Not surprisingly, it was the Hispanic population that increased the most between 1990 and

2010, jumping from 13,435 in 1990 to 60,652 by 2010.

Table 3: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Makeup of Northeast Dallas, 1990-2010

1990 2000 2010


Hispanic 13,435 8.8% 38,889 21.8% 60,652 34.9%


Black 23,883 15.6% 44,346 24.8% 43,336 25.0%

Asian 6,164 4.0% 9,332 5.2% 7,432 4.3%

Other 796 0.5% 4,034 2.3% 1,415 0.8%


The maps below show the White population decline in Northeast Dallas from 1990 to 2010.

Map 10: Northeast Dallas, 1990

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1990


75218 East White Rock 20,423 1,754 8.6% 17,833 87.3% 556 2.7% 149 0.7% 105

75228 Ferguson Road 55,038 6,397 11.6% 36,274 65.9% 9,853 17.9% 2,162 3.9% 352

75238 South Lake Highlands 28,070 2,145 7.6% 22,239 79.2% 3,017 10.7% 543 1.9% 126

75243 North Lake Highlands 49,119 3,139 6.4% 32,000 65.1% 10,457 21.3% 3,310 6.7% 213

Total 152,650 13,435 8.8% 108,346 71.0% 23,883 15.6% 6,164 4.0% 796

In 1990, 70% of the population was White, although Map 9 shows significant areas of minority population to

the east of Interstate 635 in Lake Highlands and to the south of Ferguson Road.


2000


75218 East White Rock 21,656 3,673 17.0% 16,284 75.2% 1,121 5.2% 208 1.0% 370

75228 Ferguson Road 66,352 21,393 32.2% 24,158 36.4% 16,709 25.2% 2,902 4.4% 1,190


75243 North Lake Highlands 59,122 8,688 14.7% 22,942 38.8% 19,888 33.6% 5,765 9.8% 1,839

Total 178,466 38,889 21.8% 81,865 45.9% 44,346 24.8% 9,332 5.2% 4,034

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The most significant drop in White population by 2000 occurred in the neighborhoods south of Ferguson Road,

around the DAC Country Club, and north of Royal Lane in Lake Highlands. At the same time, the White share

of the population in the East White Rock neighborhood remained relatively stable.


2010


75218 East White Rock 21,665 4,657 21.5% 14,845 68.5% 1,527 7.0% 423 2.0% 213

75228 Ferguson Road 66,077 32,839 49.7% 16,318 24.7% 14,485 21.9% 1,893 2.9% 542


75243 North Lake Highlands 55,406 14,190 25.6% 14,007 25.3% 22,539 40.7% 4,208 7.6% 462

Total 173,631 60,652 34.9% 60,796 35.0% 43,336 25.0% 7,432 4.3% 1,415

By 2010, the White percentage share of the Northeast Dallas population had dropped to 35%, a significant fall

from 1990. Interestingly, while the neighborhoods to the east of White Rock Lake were becoming significantly

more diverse, the Lakewood and M Streets neighborhoods on the west side of White Rock Lake remained

overwhelmingly White.

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Dispersal of Dallas’s Black Population

Dallas’s Black population increased slightly between 1990 and 2010, rising from 290,879 to 304,641 by 2000

before falling to 299,634 ten years later. Perhaps more important to the story of Dallas’s demographic

transformation is the dispersal of Blacks throughout the city from its traditional neighborhoods in South Dallas.

Map 13: Black Population Percentage Change, 1990 to 2010

Between 1990 and 2010, 23 of 48 neighborhoods had a drop in Black population, with 15 of these located in

South Dallas, and neighborhoods in the gentrifying areas around the Central Business District (see Map 13). Of

the neighborhoods that gained Black population, a significant number were located on the outlying areas of

North Dallas such as Renner West and Renner East, and in growing Mountain Creek North and Mountain Creek

South neighborhoods in the southwestern sections of the city.

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Six neighborhoods in South Dallas have long been acknowledged as core of Black Dallas. South Dallas East

(75210), South Dallas West (75215), Cedar Crest (75216), Wynnewood (75232), Executive Airport (75237),

and Singing Hills (75241) have provided much of black Dallas’s leadership, institutions, and businesses in the

past twenty years. However, as Table 4 shows, these neighborhoods, while still majority Black, have seen

significant Hispanic population growth. The addition of 21,235 Hispanic residents since 1990 occurred at the

same time the White population declined by almost 50%, falling from 8,243 in 1990 to 4,289 twenty years later.

Yet the growth in the Hispanic population nearly mirrors Black population decline, which fell from 134,012 in

1990 to 106,705 by 2010, a drop of 27,307 people.

Table 4: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Makeup of South Dallas, 1990-2010

1990 2000 2010


Hispanic 10,157 6.6% 19,334 13.3% 31,392 21.9%


Black 134,012 87.6% 119,325 82.2% 106,705 74.4%

Asian 237 0.2% 222 0.2% 289 0.2%

Other 327 0.2% 1,222 0.8% 650 0.5%


The maps below show this visual transformation on the block level. Map 14 shows South Dallas in 1990, and

one can see the rather uniformed nature of the Black population in this part of the city.

Map 14: South Dallas, 1990

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1990


75210 South Dallas East 10,303 408 4.0% 73 0.7% 9,772 94.8% 38 0.4% 12

75215 South Dallas West 22,319 1,637 7.3% 336 1.5% 20,275 90.8% 23 0.1% 48

75216 Cedar Crest 55,346 5,121 9.3% 1,540 2.8% 48,509 87.6% 47 0.1% 129

75232 Wynnewood 27,630 1,716 6.2% 4,470 16.2% 21,324 77.2% 52 0.2% 68

75237 Executive Airport 11,238 490 4.4% 1,140 10.1% 9,519 84.7% 57 0.5% 32

75241 Singing Hills 26,140 785 3.0% 684 2.6% 24,613 94.2% 20 0.1% 38

Total 152,976 10,157 6.6% 8,243 5.4% 134,012 87.6% 237 0.2% 327

By 2000, portions of South Dallas were losing their overwhelmingly African American character (see Map 15).

Particularly in the Cedar Crest neighborhood, blocks to the west of Corinth Street and north of Illinois Ave

barely had a Black majority, and the Kiestwood, South Oak Cliff, and Trinity East neighborhoods around Cedar

Crest were rapidly losing Black residents as well.


2000


75210 South Dallas East 9,343 1,442 15.4% 81 0.9% 7,738 82.8% 20 0.2% 62


75216 Cedar Crest 49,346 9,468 19.2% 1,085 2.2% 38,307 77.6% 53 0.1% 433

75232 Wynnewood 27,755 3,431 12.4% 2,266 8.2% 21,824 78.6% 38 0.1% 196

75237 Executive Airport 15,497 1,536 9.9% 617 4.0% 13,143 84.8% 43 0.3% 158

75241 Singing Hills 24,471 1,246 5.1% 494 2.0% 22,493 91.9% 28 0.1% 210

Total 145,143 19,334 13.3% 5,040 3.5% 119,325 82.2% 222 0.2% 1,222

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Over the next decade, South Dallas continued to gain Hispanic residents while losing population overall. The

South Dallas (East and West) and Cedar Creek neighborhoods have lost significant population over the past

twenty years, although the revitalization of the Cedars neighborhood in West South Dallas might show fruit by

the 2020 Census (See Appendix Table 1 for more population data).


2010


75210 South Dallas East 7,482 2,060 27.5% 70 0.9% 5,316 71.1% 17 0.2% 19


75216 Cedar Crest 49,416 15,207 30.8% 1,121 2.3% 32,839 66.5% 71 0.1% 178

75232 Wynnewood 27,935 7,312 26.2% 1,280 4.6% 19,184 68.7% 28 0.1% 131

75237 Executive Airport 16,941 2,302 13.6% 527 3.1% 13,949 82.3% 76 0.4% 87

75241 Singing Hills 26,903 2,474 9.2% 419 1.6% 23,827 88.6% 52 0.2% 131

Total 143,325 31,392 21.9% 4,289 3.0% 106,705 74.4% 289 0.2% 650

Conclusion

While Dallas’s demographic transformation is too varied to be adequately summed up in one paragraph a few

general points should suffice. First, the Hispanic population of the city grew rapidly between 1990 and 2010,

moving into all areas of the city. At the same time, the city’s Black population remained constant and dispersed

throughout Dallas. Finally, the White population declined significantly since 1990, and became increasingly

concentrated in a areas in North Dallas and gentrifying communities in and near downtown.

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Appendix Table 1: Total Population by Zip Code, 1990-2010

Zip

Code Name

1990

Population

2000

Population

2010

Population

1990-

2010

Change

1990-

2000

Change

2000-

2010

Change

1990-

2010 Pop

Change%

75201 Downtown East 1,830 3,347 9,409 7,579 1,517 6,062 414.2%

75202 Downtown West 3,039 1,339 1,666 -1,373 -1,700 327 -45.2%

75203 Trinity East 19,336 19,669 15,721 -3,615 333 -3,948 -18.7%

75204 Old East Dallas 16,756 21,097 26,279 9,523 4,341 5,182 56.8%

75205 Uptown 3,567 3,634 3,395 -172 67 -239 -4.8%

75206 M Streets 36,117 39,751 36,248 131 3,634 -3,503 0.4%

75207 Trinity West 1,744 8,139 9,648 7,904 6,395 1,509 453.2%

75208 North Oak Cliff 33,369 35,843 30,171 -3,198 2,474 -5,672 -9.6%

75209 Bluffview 13,848 14,165 12,955 -893 317 -1,210 -6.4%

75210 South Dallas East 10,303 9,343 7,482 -2,821 -960 -1,861 -27.4%

75211 West Oak Cliff 51,219 64,259 68,953 17,734 13,040 4,694 34.6%

75212 West Dallas 23,627 22,124 24,884 1,257 -1,503 2,760 5.3%

75214 Lakewood 32,868 35,385 32,950 82 2,517 -2,435 0.2%

75215 South Dallas West 22,319 18,731 14,648 -7,671 -3,588 -4,083 -34.4%

75216 Cedar Crest 55,346 49,346 49,416 -5,930 -6,000 70 -10.7%

75217 Pleasant Grove 57,759 68,732 79,750 21,991 10,973 11,018 38.1%

75218 East White Rock 20,423 21,656 21,665 1,242 1,233 9 6.1%

75219 Oaklawn/Uptown 18,623 21,674 21,535 2,912 3,051 -139 15.6%

75220 Bachmann 31,033 50,103 41,891 10,858 19,070 -8,212 35.0%

75223 Hollywood Auburn Jubilee 14,625 15,639 13,947 -678 1,014 -1,692 -4.6%

75224 South Oak Cliff 26,973 32,633 34,034 7,061 5,660 1,401 26.2%

75225 Preston Hollow South 9,085 9,648 10,213 1,128 563 565 12.4%

75226 Deep Ellum 1,620 2,995 3,506 1,886 1,375 511 116.4%

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 39,254 50,443 55,029 15,775 11,189 4,586 40.2%

75228 Ferguson Road 55,038 66,352 66,077 11,039 11,314 -275 20.1%

75229 Northwest Dallas 27,511 31,749 31,571 4,060 4,238 -178 14.8%

75230 Preston Hollow North 24,236 28,945 29,265 5,029 4,709 320 20.8%

75231 Vickery Meadows 35,350 52,997 37,052 1,702 17,647 -15,945 4.8%

75232 Wynnewood 27,630 27,755 27,935 305 125 180 1.1%

75233 Kiestwood 11,035 13,522 14,043 3,008 2,487 521 27.3%

75234 Farmers Branch East 3,327 3,475 3,873 546 148 398 16.4%

75235 Love Field 14,685 17,771 17,177 2,492 3,086 -594 17.0%

75236 Mountain Creek North 6,513 7,226 17,426 10,913 713 10,200 167.6%

75237 Executive Airport 11,238 15,497 16,941 5,703 4,259 1,444 50.7%

75238 South Lake Highlands 28,070 31,336 30,483 2,413 3,266 -853 8.6%

75240 Preston Estates South 22,675 30,420 24,296 1,621 7,745 -6,124 7.1%

75241 Singing Hills 26,140 24,471 26,903 763 -1,669 2,432 2.9%

75243 North Lake Highlands 49,119 59,122 55,406 6,287 10,003 -3,716 12.8%

75244 Midway North 9,523 8,534 9,571 48 -989 1,037 0.5%

75246 Baylor Munger 3,180 4,110 2,770 -410 930 -1,340 -12.9%

75247 UT Southwestern West 122 254 468 346 132 214 283.6%

75248 Far North Dallas 32,179 33,412 33,395 1,216 1,233 -17 3.8%

75249 Mountain Creek South 8,300 9,172 13,373 5,073 872 4,201 61.1%

75252 Renner East 15,361 22,513 24,112 8,751 7,152 1,599 57.0%

75253 Rylie Kleberg 10,817 15,093 17,767 6,950 4,276 2,674 64.3%

75254 Preston Estate North 14,090 18,456 22,604 8,514 4,366 4,148 60.4%

75287 Renner West 25,513 45,177 49,731 24,218 19,664 4,554 94.9%

Other 220 225 182 -38 5 -43 -17.3%

Total 1,006,555 1,187,279 1,197,816 191,261 180,724 10,537 19.0%

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Appendix Table 2: Hispanic Population by Zip Code, 1990-2010

Zip Code

Name 1990

Hispanic 1990

Hispanic% 2000

Hispanic 2000

Hispanic% 2010

Hispanic 2010

Hispanic%

1990-2010

Hispanic Change

1990-2010

Hispanic Change%

1990-2000

Hispanic Change%

2000-2010 Hispanic

Change%

75201 Downtown East 393 21.5% 332 9.9% 1,043 11.1% 650 -10.4% -11.6% 1.2%

75202 Downtown West 205 6.7% 228 17.0% 225 13.5% 20 6.8% 10.3% -3.5%

75203 Trinity East 7,944 41.1% 12,004 61.0% 9,359 59.5% 1,415 18.4% 19.9% -1.5%

75204 Old East Dallas 6,473 38.6% 9,458 44.8% 7,292 27.7% 819 -10.9% 6.2% -17.1%

75205 Uptown 896 25.1% 741 20.4% 443 13.0% -453 -12.1% -4.7% -7.3%

75206 M Streets 10,656 29.5% 14,531 36.6% 10,253 28.3% -403 -1.2% 7.1% -8.3%

75207 Trinity West 188 10.8% 1,478 18.2% 1,740 18.0% 1,552 7.3% 7.4% -0.1%

75208 North Oak Cliff 18,347 55.0% 25,636 71.5% 21,931 72.7% 3,584 17.7% 16.5% 1.2%

75209 Bluffview 2,095 15.1% 3,608 25.5% 2,595 20.0% 500 4.9% 10.3% -5.4%

75210 South Dallas East 408 4.0% 1,442 15.4% 2,060 27.5% 1,652 23.6% 11.5% 12.1%

75211 West Oak Cliff 28,350 55.4% 49,069 76.4% 56,938 82.6% 28,588 27.2% 21.0% 6.2%

75212 West Dallas 12,648 53.5% 13,754 62.2% 16,656 66.9% 4,008 13.4% 8.6% 4.8%

75214 Lakewood 6,514 19.8% 9,512 26.9% 7,131 21.6% 617 1.8% 7.1% -5.2%

75215 South Dallas West 1,637 7.3% 2,211 11.8% 2,037 13.9% 400 6.6% 4.5% 2.1%

75216 Cedar Crest 5,121 9.3% 9,468 19.2% 15,207 30.8% 10,086 21.5% 9.9% 11.6%

75217 Pleasant Grove 13,669 23.7% 32,622 47.5% 51,160 64.2% 37,491 40.5% 23.8% 16.7%

75218 East White Rock 1,754 8.6% 3,673 17.0% 4,657 21.5% 2,903 12.9% 8.4% 4.5%

75219 Oaklawn/Uptown 6,983 37.5% 8,930 41.2% 7,335 34.1% 352 -3.4% 3.7% -7.1%

75220 Bachmann 12,728 41.0% 38,776 77.4% 33,157 79.2% 20,429 38.1% 36.4% 1.8%

75223 Hollywood Auburn Jubilee 7,368 50.4% 10,023 64.1% 9,909 71.0% 2,541 20.7% 13.7% 7.0%

75224 South Oak Cliff 6,326 23.5% 16,043 49.2% 20,477 60.2% 14,151 36.7% 25.7% 11.0%

75225 Preston Hollow South 215 2.4% 260 2.7% 376 3.7% 161 1.3% 0.3% 1.0%

75226 Deep Ellum 1,119 69.1% 1,561 52.1% 1,309 37.3% 190 -31.7% -17.0% -14.8%

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 7,365 18.8% 21,647 42.9% 32,393 58.9% 25,028 40.1% 24.2% 16.0%

75228 Ferguson Road 6,397 11.6% 21,393 32.2% 32,839 49.7% 26,442 38.1% 20.6% 17.5%

75229 Northwest Dallas 4,156 15.1% 10,396 32.7% 13,484 42.7% 9,328 27.6% 17.6% 10.0%

75230 Preston Hollow North 957 3.9% 3,186 11.0% 5,056 17.3% 4,099 13.3% 7.1% 6.3%

75231 Vickery Meadows 4,696 13.3% 21,238 40.1% 16,084 43.4% 11,388 30.1% 26.8% 3.3%

75232 Wynnewood 1,716 6.2% 3,431 12.4% 7,312 26.2% 5,596 20.0% 6.2% 13.8%

75233 Kiestwood 1,418 12.9% 6,154 45.5% 7,586 54.0% 6,168 41.2% 32.7% 8.5%

75234 Farmers Branch East 584 17.6% 1,146 33.0% 2,248 58.0% 1,664 40.5% 15.4% 25.1%

75235 Love Field 7,912 53.9% 12,566 70.7% 11,310 65.8% 3,398 12.0% 16.8% -4.9%

75236 Mountain Creek North 752 11.5% 1,479 20.5% 7,438 42.7% 6,686 31.1% 8.9% 22.2%

75237 Executive Airport 490 4.4% 1,536 9.9% 2,302 13.6% 1,812 9.2% 5.6% 3.7%

75238 South Lake Highlands 2,145 7.6% 5,135 16.4% 8,966 29.4% 6,821 21.8% 8.7% 13.0%

75240 Preston Estates South 6,729 29.7% 16,848 55.4% 14,264 58.7% 7,535 29.0% 25.7% 3.3%

75241 Singing Hills 785 3.0% 1,246 5.1% 2,474 9.2% 1,689 6.2% 2.1% 4.1%

75243 North Lake Highlands 3,139 6.4% 8,688 14.7% 14,190 25.6% 11,051 19.2% 8.3% 10.9%

75244 Midway North 688 7.2% 1,229 14.4% 2,760 28.8% 2,072 21.6% 7.2% 14.4%

75246 Baylor Munger 1,746 54.9% 2,171 52.8% 1,547 55.8% -199 0.9% -2.1% 3.0%

75247 UT Southwestern West 47 38.5% 49 19.3% 73 15.6% 26 -22.9% -19.2% -3.7%

75248 Far North Dallas 1,089 3.4% 2,231 6.7% 4,546 13.6% 3,457 10.2% 3.3% 6.9%

75249 Mountain Creek South 821 9.9% 1,562 17.0% 4,334 32.4% 3,513 22.5% 7.1% 15.4%

75252 Renner East 633 4.1% 1,524 6.8% 3,563 14.8% 2,930 10.7% 2.6% 8.0%

75253 Rylie Kleberg 1,237 11.4% 3,662 24.3% 10,345 58.2% 9,108 46.8% 12.8% 34.0%

75254 Preston Estate North 1,497 10.6% 3,207 17.4% 8,485 37.5% 6,988 26.9% 6.8% 20.2%

75287 Renner West 1,167 4.6% 4,953 11.0% 10,385 20.9% 9,218 16.3% 6.4% 9.9%

Other 32 14.5% 61 27.1% 35 19.2% 3 4.7% 12.6% -7.9%

Total 210,235 20.9% 422,098 35.6% 507,309 42.4% 297,074 21.5% 14.7% 6.8%

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Appendix Table 3: White Population by Zip Code, 1990-2010

Zip Code

Name 1990 White 1990

White% 2000

White 2000

White% 2010

White 2010

White%

1990-2010 White

Change

1990-2010

White Change%

1990-2000

White Change%

75201 Downtown East 659 36.0% 2,266 67.7% 6,239 66.3% 5,580 30.3% 31.7%

75202 Downtown West 1,050 34.6% 806 60.2% 1,089 65.4% 39 30.8% 25.6%

75203 Trinity East 1,272 6.6% 636 3.2% 774 4.9% -498 -1.7% -3.3%

75204 Old East Dallas 5,262 31.4% 7,869 37.3% 13,437 51.1% 8,175 19.7% 5.9%

75205 Uptown 2,490 69.8% 2,727 75.0% 2,671 78.7% 181 8.9% 5.2%

75206 M Streets 22,620 62.6% 21,305 53.6% 21,204 58.5% -1,416 -4.1% -9.0%

75207 Trinity West 734 42.1% 3,440 42.3% 3,314 34.3% 2,580 -7.7% 0.2%

75208 North Oak Cliff 11,624 34.8% 8,058 22.5% 6,568 21.8% -5,056 -13.1% -12.4%

75209 Bluffview 7,150 51.6% 6,864 48.5% 7,548 58.3% 398 6.6% -3.2%

75210 South Dallas East 73 0.7% 81 0.9% 70 0.9% -3 0.2% 0.2%

75211 West Oak Cliff 15,117 29.5% 8,783 13.7% 6,237 9.0% -8,880 -20.5% -15.8%

75212 West Dallas 506 2.1% 521 2.4% 479 1.9% -27 -0.2% 0.2%

75214 Lakewood 23,979 73.0% 23,375 66.1% 23,031 69.9% -948 -3.1% -6.9%

75215 South Dallas West 336 1.5% 497 2.7% 872 6.0% 536 4.4% 1.1%

75216 Cedar Crest 1,540 2.8% 1,085 2.2% 1,121 2.3% -419 -0.5% -0.6%

75217 Pleasant Grove 24,083 41.7% 11,939 17.4% 6,095 7.6% -17,988 -34.1% -24.3%

75218 East White Rock 17,833 87.3% 16,284 75.2% 14,845 68.5% -2,988 -18.8% -12.1%

75219 Oaklawn/Uptown 8,600 46.2% 8,927 41.2% 10,793 50.1% 2,193 3.9% -5.0%

75220 Bachmann 12,016 38.7% 8,246 16.5% 6,808 16.3% -5,208 -22.5% -22.3%

75223 Hollywood Auburn Jubilee 2,911 19.9% 2,288 14.6% 2,094 15.0% -817 -4.9% -5.3%

75224 South Oak Cliff 7,843 29.1% 4,796 14.7% 3,345 9.8% -4,498 -19.2% -14.4%

75225 Preston Hollow South 8,761 96.4% 9,176 95.1% 9,418 92.2% 657 -4.2% -1.3%

75226 Deep Ellum 277 17.1% 1,009 33.7% 1,345 38.4% 1,068 21.3% 16.6%

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 19,614 50.0% 9,011 17.9% 5,176 9.4% -14,438 -40.6% -32.1%

75228 Ferguson Road 36,274 65.9% 24,158 36.4% 16,318 24.7% -19,956 -41.2% -29.5%

75229 Northwest Dallas 21,021 76.4% 18,724 59.0% 15,972 50.6% -5,049 -25.8% -17.4%

75230 Preston Hollow North 21,923 90.5% 22,748 78.6% 20,364 69.6% -1,559 -20.9% -11.9%

75231 Vickery Meadows 22,252 62.9% 15,248 28.8% 9,634 26.0% -12,618 -36.9% -34.2%

75232 Wynnewood 4,470 16.2% 2,266 8.2% 1,280 4.6% -3,190 -11.6% -8.0%

75233 Kiestwood 3,210 29.1% 1,825 13.5% 1,317 9.4% -1,893 -19.7% -15.6%

75234 Farmers Branch East 2,362 71.0% 1,710 49.2% 1,134 29.3% -1,228 -41.7% -21.8%

75235 Love Field 3,898 26.5% 2,808 15.8% 2,786 16.2% -1,112 -10.3% -10.7%

75236 Mountain Creek North 3,460 53.1% 2,172 30.1% 1,906 10.9% -1,554 -42.2% -23.1%

75237 Executive Airport 1,140 10.1% 617 4.0% 527 3.1% -613 -7.0% -6.2%

75238 South Lake Highlands 22,239 79.2% 18,481 59.0% 15,626 51.3% -6,613 -28.0% -20.3%

75240 Preston Estates South 11,093 48.9% 9,475 31.1% 6,418 26.4% -4,675 -22.5% -17.8%

75241 Singing Hills 684 2.6% 494 2.0% 419 1.6% -265 -1.1% -0.6%

75243 North Lake Highlands 32,000 65.1% 22,942 38.8% 14,007 25.3% -17,993 -39.9% -26.3%

75244 Midway North 7,700 80.9% 6,338 74.3% 5,697 59.5% -2,003 -21.3% -6.6%

75246 Baylor Munger 768 24.2% 1,159 28.2% 679 24.5% -89 0.4% 4.0%

75247 UT Southwestern West 2 1.6% 51 20.1% 210 44.9% 208 43.2% 18.4%

75248 Far North Dallas 28,983 90.1% 27,399 82.0% 23,925 71.6% -5,058 -18.4% -8.1%

75249 Mountain Creek South 4,590 55.3% 2,486 27.1% 2,006 15.0% -2,584 -40.3% -28.2%

75252 Renner East 13,400 87.2% 16,271 72.3% 14,176 58.8% 776 -28.4% -15.0%

75253 Rylie Kleberg 9,201 85.1% 9,845 65.2% 5,170 29.1% -4,031 -56.0% -19.8%

75254 Preston Estate North 10,386 73.7% 11,403 61.8% 8,253 36.5% -2,133 -37.2% -11.9%

75287 Renner West 22,068 86.5% 31,513 69.8% 22,691 45.6% 623 -40.9% -16.7%

Other 194 88.2% 122 54.2% 117 64.3% -77 -23.9% -34.0%

Total 479,668 47.7% 410,244 34.6% 345,205 28.8% -134,463 -18.8% -13.1%

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Appendix Table 4: Black Population by Zip Code, 1990-2010

Zip Code

Name 1990 Black

1990 Black%

2000 Black

2000 Black%

2010 Black

2010 Black%

1990-2010 Black

Change

1990-2010

Black% Change

1990-2000

Black% Change

2000-2010

Black% Change

75201 Downtown East 749 40.9% 569 17.0% 1,591 16.9% 842 -24.0% -23.9% -0.1%

75202 Downtown West 1,756 57.8% 249 18.6% 270 16.2% -1,486 -41.6% -39.2% -2.4%

75203 Trinity East 10,002 51.7% 6,806 34.6% 5,427 34.5% -4,575 -17.2% -17.1% -0.1%

75204 Old East Dallas 3,626 21.6% 2,369 11.2% 3,614 13.8% -12 -7.9% -10.4% 2.5%

75205 Uptown 120 3.4% 68 1.9% 94 2.8% -26 -0.6% -1.5% 0.9%

75206 M Streets 1,870 5.2% 1,840 4.6% 2,271 6.3% 401 1.1% -0.5% 1.6%

75207 Trinity West 793 45.5% 3,024 37.2% 4,508 46.7% 3,715 1.3% -8.3% 9.6%

75208 North Oak Cliff 2,930 8.8% 1,550 4.3% 1,251 4.1% -1,679 -4.6% -4.5% -0.2%

75209 Bluffview 4,473 32.3% 3,385 23.9% 2,367 18.3% -2,106 -14.0% -8.4% -5.6%

75210 South Dallas East 9,772 94.8% 7,738 82.8% 5,316 71.1% -4,456 -23.8% -12.0% -11.8%

75211 West Oak Cliff 6,317 12.3% 4,997 7.8% 4,788 6.9% -1,529 -5.4% -4.6% -0.8%

75212 West Dallas 10,092 42.7% 7,488 33.8% 7,358 29.6% -2,734 -13.1% -8.9% -4.3%

75214 Lakewood 1,913 5.8% 1,590 4.5% 1,702 5.2% -211 -0.7% -1.3% 0.7%

75215 South Dallas West 20,275 90.8% 15,820 84.5% 11,590 79.1% -8,685 -11.7% -6.4% -5.3%

75216 Cedar Crest 48,509 87.6% 38,307 77.6% 32,839 66.5% -15,670 -21.2% -10.0% -11.2%

75217 Pleasant Grove 19,407 33.6% 23,125 33.6% 21,955 27.5% 2,548 -6.1% 0.0% -6.1%

75218 East White Rock 556 2.7% 1,121 5.2% 1,527 7.0% 971 4.3% 2.5% 1.9%

75219 Oaklawn/Uptown 2,340 12.6% 1,850 8.5% 1,906 8.9% -434 -3.7% -4.0% 0.3%

75220 Bachmann 5,730 18.5% 2,492 5.0% 1,386 3.3% -4,344 -15.2% -13.5% -1.7%

75223 Hollywood Auburn Jubilee 4,183 28.6% 3,066 19.6% 1,710 12.3% -2,473 -16.3% -9.0% -7.3%

75224 South Oak Cliff 12,521 46.4% 11,165 34.2% 9,488 27.9% -3,033 -18.5% -12.2% -6.3%


75226 Deep Ellum 190 11.7% 350 11.7% 631 18.0% 441 6.3% 0.0% 6.3%

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 11,364 28.9% 18,634 36.9% 16,726 30.4% 5,362 1.4% 8.0% -6.5%

75228 Ferguson Road 9,853 17.9% 16,709 25.2% 14,485 21.9% 4,632 4.0% 7.3% -3.3%

75229 Northwest Dallas 962 3.5% 1,307 4.1% 1,016 3.2% 54 -0.3% 0.6% -0.9%

75230 Preston Hollow North 961 4.0% 1,702 5.9% 2,231 7.6% 1,270 3.7% 1.9% 1.7%

75231 Vickery Meadows 7,523 21.3% 14,093 26.6% 8,263 22.3% 740 1.0% 5.3% -4.3%

75232 Wynnewood 21,324 77.2% 21,824 78.6% 19,184 68.7% -2,140 -8.5% 1.5% -10.0%

75233 Kiestwood 6,341 57.5% 5,386 39.8% 5,018 35.7% -1,323 -21.7% -17.6% -4.1%

75234 Farmers Branch East 204 6.1% 267 7.7% 262 6.8% 58 0.6% 1.6% -0.9%

75235 Love Field 2,418 16.5% 1,695 9.5% 1,981 11.5% -437 -4.9% -6.9% 2.0%

75236 Mountain Creek North 1,982 30.4% 3,044 42.1% 7,368 42.3% 5,386 11.9% 11.7% 0.2%

75237 Executive Airport 9,519 84.7% 13,143 84.8% 13,949 82.3% 4,430 -2.4% 0.1% -2.5%

75238 South Lake Highlands 3,017 10.7% 6,628 21.2% 4,785 15.7% 1,768 4.9% 10.4% -5.5%

75240 Preston Estates South 3,671 16.2% 2,544 8.4% 2,538 10.4% -1,133 -5.7% -7.8% 2.1%

75241 Singing Hills 24,613 94.2% 22,493 91.9% 23,827 88.6% -786 -5.6% -2.2% -3.4%

75243 North Lake Highlands 10,457 21.3% 19,888 33.6% 22,539 40.7% 12,082 19.4% 12.3% 7.0%

75244 Midway North 853 9.0% 480 5.6% 658 6.9% -195 -2.1% -3.3% 1.3%

75246 Baylor Munger 469 14.7% 606 14.7% 456 16.5% -13 1.7% 0.0% 1.7%

75247 UT Southwestern West 73 59.8% 141 55.5% 176 37.6% 103 -22.2% -4.3% -17.9%

75248 Far North Dallas 770 2.4% 1,136 3.4% 2,837 8.5% 2,067 6.1% 1.0% 5.1%

75249 Mountain Creek South 2,609 31.4% 4,737 51.6% 6,529 48.8% 3,920 17.4% 20.2% -2.8%

75252 Renner East 533 3.5% 1,322 5.9% 2,585 10.7% 2,052 7.3% 2.4% 4.8%

75253 Rylie Kleberg 305 2.8% 1,218 8.1% 2,038 11.5% 1,733 8.7% 5.3% 3.4%

75254 Preston Estate North 1,456 10.3% 2,073 11.2% 4,414 19.5% 2,958 9.2% 0.9% 8.3%

75287 Renner West 1,424 5.6% 4,520 10.0% 12,053 24.2% 10,629 18.7% 4.4% 14.2%

Other 15 6.8% 22 9.8% 15 8.2% 0 1.4% 3.0% -1.5%

Total 290,879 28.9% 304,641 25.7% 299,634 25.0% 8,755 -3.9% -3.2% -0.6%

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Appendix Table 5: Asian Population by Zip Code, 1990-2010

Zip Code

Name 1990

Asian 1990

Asian% 2000

Asian 2000

Asian% 2010

Asian 2010

Asian%

1990-2010

Asian Change

1990-2010

Asian Change%

1990-2000

Asian Change%

2000-2010

Asian Change%

75201 Downtown East 13 0.7% 108 3.2% 421 4.5% 408 3.8% 2.5% 1.2%

75202 Downtown West 10 0.3% 14 1.0% 59 3.5% 49 3.2% 0.7% 2.5%

75203 Trinity East 25 0.1% 53 0.3% 46 0.3% 21 0.2% 0.1% 0.0%

75204 Old East Dallas 1,243 7.4% 1,093 5.2% 1,672 6.4% 429 -1.1% -2.2% 1.2%

75205 Uptown 45 1.3% 55 1.5% 160 4.7% 115 3.5% 0.3% 3.2%

75206 M Streets 738 2.0% 1,360 3.4% 2,130 5.9% 1,392 3.8% 1.4% 2.5%

75207 Trinity West 21 1.2% 11 0.1% 68 0.7% 47 -0.5% -1.1% 0.6%

75208 North Oak Cliff 127 0.4% 148 0.4% 198 0.7% 71 0.3% 0.0% 0.2%

75209 Bluffview 78 0.6% 184 1.3% 355 2.7% 277 2.2% 0.7% 1.4%

75210 South Dallas East 38 0.4% 20 0.2% 17 0.2% -21 -0.1% -0.2% 0.0%

75211 West Oak Cliff 897 1.8% 693 1.1% 653 0.9% -244 -0.8% -0.7% -0.1%

75212 West Dallas 274 1.2% 197 0.9% 280 1.1% 6 0.0% -0.3% 0.2%

75214 Lakewood 270 0.8% 440 1.2% 767 2.3% 497 1.5% 0.4% 1.1%

75215 South Dallas West 23 0.1% 40 0.2% 45 0.3% 22 0.2% 0.1% 0.1%

75216 Cedar Crest 47 0.1% 53 0.1% 71 0.1% 24 0.1% 0.0% 0.0%

75217 Pleasant Grove 284 0.5% 219 0.3% 178 0.2% -106 -0.3% -0.2% -0.1%

75218 East White Rock 149 0.7% 208 1.0% 423 2.0% 274 1.2% 0.2% 1.0%

75219 Oaklawn/Uptown 554 3.0% 1,566 7.2% 1,295 6.0% 741 3.0% 4.3% -1.2%

75220 Bachmann 372 1.2% 264 0.5% 338 0.8% -34 -0.4% -0.7% 0.3%

75223 Hollywood Auburn Jubilee 66 0.5% 114 0.7% 133 1.0% 67 0.5% 0.3% 0.2%

75224 South Oak Cliff 142 0.5% 227 0.7% 554 1.6% 412 1.1% 0.2% 0.9%


75226 Deep Ellum 10 0.6% 45 1.5% 186 5.3% 176 4.7% 0.9% 3.8%

75227 Buckner Terrace/Piedmont Scyene 686 1.7% 650 1.3% 474 0.9% -212 -0.9% -0.5% -0.4%

75228 Ferguson Road 2,162 3.9% 2,902 4.4% 1,893 2.9% -269 -1.1% 0.4% -1.5%

75229 Northwest Dallas 1,262 4.6% 959 3.0% 889 2.8% -373 -1.8% -1.6% -0.2%

75230 Preston Hollow North 332 1.4% 850 2.9% 1,362 4.7% 1,030 3.3% 1.6% 1.7%

75231 Vickery Meadows 675 1.9% 865 1.6% 2,728 7.4% 2,053 5.5% -0.3% 5.7%

75232 Wynnewood 52 0.2% 38 0.1% 28 0.1% -24 -0.1% -0.1% 0.0%

75233 Kiestwood 35 0.3% 24 0.2% 61 0.4% 26 0.1% -0.1% 0.3%

75234 Farmers Branch East 158 4.7% 261 7.5% 202 5.2% 44 0.5% 2.8% -2.3%

75235 Love Field 378 2.6% 500 2.8% 1,003 5.8% 625 3.3% 0.2% 3.0%

75236 Mountain Creek North 282 4.3% 373 5.2% 605 3.5% 323 -0.9% 0.8% -1.7%

75237 Executive Airport 57 0.5% 43 0.3% 76 0.4% 19 -0.1% -0.2% 0.2%

75238 South Lake Highlands 543 1.9% 457 1.5% 908 3.0% 365 1.0% -0.5% 1.5%

75240 Preston Estates South 1,046 4.6% 989 3.3% 922 3.8% -124 -0.8% -1.4% 0.5%

75241 Singing Hills 20 0.1% 28 0.1% 52 0.2% 32 0.1% 0.0% 0.1%

75243 North Lake Highlands 3,310 6.7% 5,765 9.8% 4,208 7.6% 898 0.9% 3.0% -2.2%

75244 Midway North 263 2.8% 346 4.1% 338 3.5% 75 0.8% 1.3% -0.5%

75246 Baylor Munger 158 5.0% 109 2.7% 58 2.1% -100 -2.9% -2.3% -0.6%

75247 UT Southwestern West 0 0.0% 4 1.6% 5 1.1% 5 1.1% 1.6% -0.5%

75248 Far North Dallas 1,256 3.9% 1,974 5.9% 1,784 5.3% 528 1.4% 2.0% -0.6%

75249 Mountain Creek South 234 2.8% 226 2.5% 406 3.0% 172 0.2% -0.4% 0.6%

75252 Renner East 745 4.8% 2,877 12.8% 3,561 14.8% 2,816 9.9% 7.9% 2.0%

75253 Rylie Kleberg 31 0.3% 44 0.3% 73 0.4% 42 0.1% 0.0% 0.1%

75254 Preston Estate North 660 4.7% 1,343 7.3% 1,229 5.4% 569 0.8% 2.6% -1.8%

75287 Renner West 778 3.0% 3,089 6.8% 3,882 7.8% 3,104 4.8% 3.8% 1.0%

Other 5 2.3% 17 7.6% 4 2.2% -1 -0.1% 5.3% -5.4%

Total 20,613 2.0% 31,951 2.7% 37,060 3.1% 16,447 1.0% 0.6% 0.4%

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